Monthly Archives: August 2010

Real Estate Syndication – 12% Cap Rates, Great Tenants, Great Location Vs. Opportunity

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Eric Amzalag

This post is pursuant a comment dialogue I had over at a BiggerPockets.com blog post written by Khary Reynolds on Real Estate Syndication. This conversation is also posted on the BiggerPockets.com Forum here. I’m going to post my comment conversation … Continue reading →

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UCSB Student Entrepreneurs Association Website and Eric Amzalag’s Wacky Life

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Eric Amzalag

You probably know that for the past 9 months I’ve been working with a club on campus called the UCSB Student Entrepreneurs Association. Well that work has had its ups and downs, but we are getting pumped for an AwEsoME … Continue reading →

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And we Wonder why college grads move back in with their parents…

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Eric Amzalag

Well, heres the reason: We can’t find full time work! The Government we voted in is propogating one of the toughest situations for 18-29 year olds in decades. Thanks Obama . Not. From Mish’s Global Economic Trends: Underemployment 28.4% for … Continue reading →

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Government Stimulus, government spending dont work – “Sham Economy” Discovered!

Posted on August 13, 2010 by Eric Amzalag

From A Paper Economy: Sham Economy Becoming Clearer With the Feds announcement yesterday and some other rumors it appears that we are officially entering the period whereby we realize what happens next. For over a year now we have been … Continue reading →

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99 week Jobless contributing to a 2.7% higher unemployment rate

Posted on August 9, 2010 by Eric Amzalag

At the beginning of summer a friend told me a story about an employee they had previously had. That employee left the business for a better job (caz the grass is always greener, y’know?). Anyways, The economy crashed a short … Continue reading →

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